. >> michael king, serving a life sentence for murder, managed to break out of another tennessee prison in 1994. >> i escaped from a secure compound, northeast correctional. i packed myself up into some boxes and shipped myself out. i was part of the warehouse crew. i had taken yoga for several years, and i just squeezed myself in there in a very cramped position. brought some water with me and everything else. about an hour and a half before they shipped me out, they put me in the back of the truck. they took me to north carolina. they caught me while i was trying to get out of the truck. >> king was sent to brushy mountain's max unit. >> this is supposed to be the most secure building in the state. and that's why they house them here because we've got the wall around the outside. in between the stone wall and this building, we've got razor wire, chain-link fence plus the towers on the walls. they don't really have an avenue to go out. we have certain inmates we have to move once a month from cell to cell to make sure they are not trying to tunnel out or something of that nature. >> i

a little bit insane. >> we first met michael king when he was in yard doing exercise, and by yard, ihe was in a confined cage. he was doing a kind of a strange thing for an inmate. he was doing yoga. you see all of these other guys lifting weights, trying to build themselves up and he was doing a deliberate exercise, yoga. we found out his yoga played an incredible role in his story he told us later. >> i escaped from a secure compound in northeast correctional. i packed myself up in some boxes and shipped myself out. i was part of the warehouse crew. yeah. i was taking yoga for several years and i just squeezed myself in there. in a very cramped position, brought some water with me. about an hour and a half before they shipped me out they put me in back -- in the back of the truck and took me to north carolina and they caught me while i was trying to get out of the truck. >> king has been told he will most likely serve the rest of his life sentence in brushy mountain's maximum security unit. >> i guess they believe that i'm an extreme escape risk because of my military background an

. >> actor michael b jordan said to be in talks to play grant. production could begin in july. >>> jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange with the latest on early trading. >>> good morning. intel and ibm in the computer industry, reporting some of the slowest sales growth in years. they are being hurt by a slow down triggered by the european debt crisis. shares this morning intel and ibm both lower as investors

it could be the king of pop. if michaelckson's brothers going on tour this year are considering adding a hologram of the late singer. jackie jackson said they had the idea couple years ago when they consider making holograms for the circus show that's coming around later this year so we will find out. >> there's more to come in >> the slow journey from the runway to retirement. be alive at dulles as the space shuttle discovery moves into its brand new home. -- we are live. >> and the latest in the secret service sex scandal. >> a good buy to america's oldest teenager who changed music forever. "good morning washington" continues right now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> good morning, washington. it is thursday,.

the authors will include anyone from michael black, judy blume, kareem abdul-jabbar, rodney king, we will also be having many of the award-winning editorial members of the "los angeles times" editorial staff. they will be moderating panels. that being said, there is a little something for everyone here to celebrate about the written word. >> in his new book, rodney king recounts his life following the video recording of his beating by los angeles police on march 3, 1991. mr. king talks about his own legal problems and alcohol addiction since then, as well as the acquittal of four of the police officers in the case. on tuesday, rodney king spoke at the research for black culture in harlem. "book tv" will bring you this event live online. at 630 eastern time, go to "book tv".org and click the watch button on featured programs. you can also check our tv schedule for air times of this event. >> here is a look at some new books being released this week. former secretary of state madeleine albright recounts her childhood in prague winter. nationally syndicated talk radio show host, dennis

michael smerconish. i believe we have this from peter king on the "today" show this morning. he presented the worst-case scenario. what could have happened if these allegations are true. >> this could have been disastrous. first as you said, agents have access to the president's schedule. even if they didn't, just haven't, if they were working for a narco terrorist group or al qaeda for that matter. >> so i have to tell you, a lot of people have been writing in saying this is an overinflated issue. others see it as congressman king. whether you're a republican or a democrat, you have to be concerned about the president's safety. what are you hearing from people? >> i just had john adler on my radio program. he is the president of the federal law enforcement officers association. it is a professional group like a union to which all the secret service members are, they all belong. he was cautioning against a rush to judgment. in fact, he went so far as to say that he thinks that the investigative reporter who put a lot of this out there, mr. ronald kessler has an axe to grind w

king jr. was assassinated. there was a candle light vigil as people remembered leader. >>> 15-year-old michael villa a registered sex offender is under arrest for being a peeping tom. while you look at the suspect, here is what police telling us, early march a 19-year-old woman was using the restroom when she saw a man reach under the stall with a cell phone. an employee saw the suspect go into the woman's room, she yelled and the coworkers followed him out the door. they found him and arrested him in brooklyn park. >>> weather wise, a relative clear night here as we see the active weather remain south of us down toward virginia beach, clear skies over maryland. temperatures slow to fall in our immediate area. there is a freeze watch up for western pennsylvania into west virginia. that cold air will arrive in our area. tonight we're still warm in the low 60s out there in baltimore. through the day tomorrow, it will be a tough time getting much above the low 60s. even cooler potentially as you go to orioles opening day. >>> form, we may finally know who won the mega millions jackpot in maryland. lottery officials

. >> reporter: powell's attorney, michael stone, says in the end the unedited video worked against kingelped prove the officers' case. >> most of the -- of the nation only saw a few snippets where it's the most violent. they didn't see rodney king on the ground. they didn't see him get up and run at powell. >> reporter: why do you think the jurors came to a not guilty verdict? >> in a use of force case, if the officers do what they're trained to do, how can you find them guilty of a crime? and the jury understood that. that rodney king was always the agreser. rodney king had the ability at any time to say, that's it. i don't want anymore. and he never did. >> reporter: but your initial reaction when you heard not guilty, not guilty, not guilty, not guilty? >> reporter: the public was not going to accept it. >> reporter: and king was right. this is the reaction just outside the courthouse. sheriffs deputies having to protect sergeant stacy kuhn as he makes his way to his car. movie director john singleton is in the crowd and makes a chilling prediction. >> by having this verdict, what th

backnumber one hit number one hit 3 in fact, they had 9 number one the king of opp recently spoke with his brother, he misses most about michaelust being away from the music scene. just being a brother. he's a fun giving person to be around. he loved the music business. he was always dancing. he danced 5 days a &pweek. took 2 days off. he wanted to be the best. 3 chaa. the jaccssns were formally inducced into the rock n' roll hall of fame in 1997 the jacksons performmat the "mmdell perrorming arts "modell perform t the "modell erforming arts center at the lyric" for the "unity tourr on july st.ticcets are available at live naaionndot com. you can get into the show for passes and the 10-th caller right now at 410-481-4545 will win a pair of tickets. coming up on good day baltimore... a new efforttto keep kids safe... by banning sex offenders from online video games.where in the u-s it's happening.. and it isn't too often you see áthis.áthe trrgedy... that turned this piglee and dog... have we become a nation of criminals? "i think it's fair to say that things are out of control." the unprecedented rise in federal laws and regul

michael rose. i have two students at san francisco public unified right now. i've got a fourth grader at star king and kindergartener at daniel webster. i can tell you from my experience that daniel webster is a successful school and we have a plan for success. stacy tried to fit it all in there in a short period of time but there is a plan for success. i encourage you to review that if you haven't already done so. we would like you to continue to support the successful program. i think you can see both by the community's involvement, by the administrators, the test scores i know are there but we see signs that cracks are starting to form. i.s.a. is a huge barrier for people what they come to school and tour. we hope you'll reconsider and create a daniel webster k through 8 program. thank you. president yee: thank you very much. i'm going to call up the next grouping now. i gave 17 minutes. paul revere group. kelly lee smith, allen alvarez, floritas barias, shelly shakira. guadelupe. actually, you guys figure out what order you want to speak in. you have 15 minutes as a group. ok? [speaking spanis

your queen sneath sneath so now lay with me my king ♪ ♪ i'm here to love you >> stephen: tonight, how do you prepare for the end of the world. i wish michaelre, he feels remarkably fine about it, then are communists taking over america. my panic will belong to all of us. and my guest is academy award-winning director james cameron, our five minute interview will cost $545 million dollars. the newt gingrich campaign bounced a $500 check. it was returned for insufficient grip on reality. (laughter) this is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the report. thank you for joining us. come on, that's the spirit. that's the spirit. >> stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. you know, when you give me that kind of greeting when i come out here at the beginning of show it's like you've all given me a billing hug. and i mean full body contact. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: it is good stuff

michael gallagher is here. he the author of "god forsaken" and the president of king's college in manhattan, desu.a.and nbc "poker after dark" and model tv personality, leeann tweeden. we have talked off the air about the trayvon martin case. nbc editing the audio. taking out the question from dispatch. abc news says it doesn't have blood or injuries now everyone is back tracking. >> it's awful. just trying him in the public sphere. on either side. i think due process should be, you know, should play out. and let it go to the court. i mean, who knows better than the police that were there that night that didn't arrest him when this happened. >> sean: eyewitness. >> right. they had an eyewitness. i'm sure they have the full 9/1911 call. obviously they released him because they could not arrest him on what they had. i wish everyone would calm down. >> sean: trouch judgment by media and activists. >> of course. >> sean: i have been saying from day one don't rush to judgment. i got ridiculed for saying neighbor is a tragic misunderstanding. mind set of george zimmerman versus one of trayvon who might ha

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. >> actor michael b jordan said to be in talks to play grant. production could begin in july. >>> jane kinglive from the new york stock exchange with the latest on early trading. >>> good morning. intel and ibm in the computer industry, reporting some of the slowest sales growth in years. they are being hurt by a slow down triggered by the european debt crisis. shares this morning intel and ibm both lower as investors respond to this lower in the broader markets as well, dow, s&p, nasdaq all in the red bloomberg index slightly lower. one company has had so much bad news but doing well today yahoo after struggling for years actually better than expected earnings also reporting first quarterly sales increase since 2008. online ad market is exploding. even on the down day stocks yahoo shares trading higher. delta airlines trying to push through another fare hike, $10 to $20 round trip for last minute trips like seven days within -- within departure. if you are looking for a better travel deal and hoping to go in the state of california how does one dollar sound? greyhound expanding nonstop exp

michael mastromarino in his criminal cases. he came into my office with a subpoena. i sat down and i read the subpoena. it was from the king's county or brooklyn, new york, district attorney's office. i didn't understand what they were looking for because i personally, i was never aware of the tissue harvesting business. so i said to michael, my initial reaction is what are you doing? you can do this? this sounds like something that's out of a frankenstein movie, to be quite honest with you, i felt the same way that everybody else felt when they first heard about it. then he explained to me, yes, it's done everyday, this is a legal business. and then i began to do my own research on the industry. so that was my first meeting with michael. >> like any case, if you don't know it, you have to educate yourself. if it's a medical case, you have to speak to a medical doctor. if it's a bone case, you have to speak to the people who process bone. then i learned it was legal. so it became like, well, i didn't know that. but let me take a look at it. it's been documented you cannot pay for bone, you can't buy bone. so what they call i

d.c., with myself, llewellyn king and linda gasparello of this program, ed kelley, editor of "washington times," chuck lewis, senior editor at hearst newspapers and michael fauntroy of the george mason university. you can also see this program on the english language stations of the voice of america around the world, and you can see it on about 200 regular television stations, public stations, public access station, and others here in the united states. where were we? we were talking about drugs. i think we have done drugs. unfortunate choice of words. you're an editor, aren't you? >> the not ask what was in this cup. just want to make sure. >> i got on the wrong bit of this of drugs in the '60s. everybody was doing them. i was scared of them. i was already rather to find out all. i felt with my personality, the last thing i needed was to try something new. i'll stay with the alcohol. marijuana -- i did not have a moral position that i did not find people were much fun when they were doing it. i do not think people going -- great stuff. and they did not use the word stuff. another short word. did not find that entertaining. driven a martini and they woul

michael james. he had more than 1800 yards rushing last season. the niners selected a.j. general kingsn the third round on thursday. both players run the 40-yard dash in 4.3 seconds. just like me. >> you know it is going to get real real and it's going to get real real real fast. for these young guys, that is. i'm excited to have michael on the football team. >> his versatility, his returnability coupled with his running skills and past catching skills gives us a lot of different ways we can use them. >> the raiders had one pick on friday. the team selected utah offensive tackle tony birdstrum with the final pick in the third round. they don't get to pick again until the fifth round. >>> and the opbaltimore orioles were beat 5-2. that will do it for the sports update this morning. >>> moving on, it appears that a major headache is now over. america's cup is back on track during a ceremony at san francisco pier 33. they signed an agreement after months of delays and negotiation. crews are already transforming pier 27 into the event's racing village. race organizers hit some rough waters

king's marvelous oratory, but worth remembering that progress did not come from words alone. >> michaelteele, apart from giving us a couple of chuckles, what is the significance of this, if any? >> i think the significance is first the chuckle. we all need a good laugh. but more importantly, i think romney going back to the first point, is trying to set out this narrative about how this campaign is going to unfold, telling the story of his father in the beginning is nice. but you've got to make that connection to yourself and how that ties into the american people. it's great that your father struggled. but we don't get the impression that you struggled that much as a young man trying to make it on your own. that it was kind of not necessarily handed it to you, but it was an easier path than a lot of us. people want to know that you've at least walked ten blocks in my shoes, let alone a mile. they want to understand that you have been in my neighborhood to some degree. not literally necessarily but you understand what it's like to make those ends meet. >> david, he seems more comfortabl

king broke today. was down 5% off its high. apple. take your chances by being long chipotle here. wouldn't do it. opposite side, sell. >> not a pretty picture. michael, what's your take fundamentally? >> there's a couple things. it's a very richly valued stock. trading about 64 times earnings. and of course you can justify that if you see explosive continuous growth going on. and in fact this was a company that was agreeing at an extraordinary rate, still growing at a very good rate, but actually if you take a look at the last couple quarters, growth rate is starting to decline somewhat and analysts keep upping their estimates, what you need to do is keep up with the fundamental action. is that growth rate still justifying the high valuation. we're at the upper end. >> so bearish, as well. mike is using a put strategy. let's open the playbook. you buy one put and then sell a lower strike put of the same expiration. you want the the stock to fall to the lower strike put. walk us through the trade. >> i want to capture the earnings event. i also want to capture a little bit more time than that. so i'm trying to buy the june 4-20 puts. they were tradin

kings of speed it's a mistake he's won to the front of the grid for sunday's chinese grand prix i snicker last planes a career first goal with teammate michael schumacher alongside. our school loving god please do not mind also too on to win the first game and the best of seven series in the group darren cup finals. but first football and then in some cases are just one win away from retaining their russian premier league title after eternal when i would say ask our moscow on saturday to mend i mean their goal tally this season just in time for zen eight with brighton made free throw off second half strike but in the home side one up and three are shoving would then close out the game with an excellent strike in the eighty ninth minutes the victory means that any are now fourteen points clear at the top with only fifteen points to play for elsewhere lokomotiv missed the chance to move after they were held one one away in the relegation grid for really enhance their chances of survival with a two one victory over knives my car and told me tell it three male remain rooted in the relegation zone. well let's take a look at some of the goals star

kings of speed it's a mercedes one threw at the front of the grid for sunday's chinese grand for a sneaker rose bud plans a first career goal with teammate michael schumacher alongside. and i school love and god bring in our moscow to want to win the first game in their best of seven series and they could guarin cup final. but first football and sending some things that are just moments away from all but retaining their russian premier league title but it may be strong second half goal means they need second place to ask our north star one nil with just minutes remaining at the park for the stadium when would leave them fourteen points clear of the thought that only fifteen points to play for elsewhere on saturday lokomotiv missed the chance to make third after they were one run away at compound in the relegation group karelia enhance their chances of survival with a three one victory over ninety one car i'm told the tech three no remain rooted in the relegation zone. let's take a look at some other goals starting with local teams one run through i could run. one swap to four with both teams create a plan to try answers in the first half despite

michael grabell has written a lot more about the stimulus than cano. there is a famous letter that king wrote about a page and a half about what he felt was about to do. it's as railroads are really good, and there are some other -- we should try to give people some tax cuts. what really matters is that you get the money out there. of course, he famously joked, if you can't find anything else to do, pay one one group of people to bury the money and the other to dig it up. [laughter] i thought as we went along, perhaps i could try to mix in some of the map with the macro. and talk about how the very simple arithmetic works pretty well. i will stop there for now. >> michael covered this for two or two years? >> two years. >> i want to talk about how you as a reporter, how did you decide what to talk about and what was the mood of the people is he began to report and how did that change? >> you spoke a little bit about the anticipation before the stimulus was passed. i had been covering the election in 2008 for the extent of the better a better part of a year and a half. i was looking for

kings of speed it's a must say he's won two at the front of the grid for sunday's chinese grand for a nickel roast but finds a career first pole with teammate michael schumacher alongside. and i school having dog meat in our mind also to want to win the first game and the best of seven series in the garden cup finals. but first football and then eat some pieces just one win away from retaining their russian premier league title after eternal wayne i would say is car must go on saturday to man i ring that goal tally this season just in time for zen eight with rather made peace for off second half strike but in the home side one up on three are shoving would then close out the game with an excellent strike in the eighty ninth minute to victory means that their needs are now fourteen points clear at the top with only fifteen points to play for elsewhere lokomotiv missed the chance to move third after they were held one one away and the relegation grid karelia enhance their chances of survival with a two one victory over nine man on the car and told me tell it three nil remain rooted in the relegation zone. for a second look at some of the goals starti

king says he expects several other secret service agents to leave in the near future. >>> today the u.s. marine accused of stabbing another marine to death will be in court. 20-year-old michael poth is charged with second-degree murder. police say he stabbed 23-year-old phillip bouchong along 8th street in northeast, known as barracks row. the pair started fighting when poth made a homophobic report at bouchong. police believe the two did not know each other before the fight. >>> a 28-year-old murder is being thrust back into the courtroom this morning. katherine fuller was beaten, raped, and sodomized in northeast on october 1, 1984. eight teenagers were convicted and sentenced to 35 years to life in prison. today a judge will hear claims that some of those teens were wrongly convicted. the mid-atlantic innocence project says several of the original witnesses have recanted their testimony. the court will likely hear from possible witnesses who were never questioned after the crime. >>> a maryland minister is continuing to preach despite being ousted from his church and stripped of his membership. paster joe peebles took over jericho city of praise in 2010 after the death of

michael warren same sex thanks for joining. we honor several different memorial days throughout the year in the united states we have a memorial day for presidents for icons like martin luther king jr for our soldiers we even have a memorial day for someone like christopher columbus who slaughtered raped and pillaged his way to glory but on saturday the nation honors a memorial day that is too often overlooked most people don't even know it exists its workers memorial day a day every member it's for working men and women who have been injured diseased or killed on the job and sadly there's a lot of remembering to do in two thousand and ten more than four thousand five hundred american workers were killed by traumatic injuries on the job that's twelve americans dead on the job every single day another fifty to sixty thousand workers died from occupational diseases that year two thousand and ten the consequences of breathing this festus are working with carcinogens in our nation's refineries are working in coal mines that cause black lung these are men and women who are just trying to live their lives and raise their families and in the process of working every business day create

michael shermer. the entire schedule for the weekend is online at booktv.org. >> in his new book, rodney king recounts his life following the video recording of his beating by los angeles police on march 3rd, 1991. mr. king talks about his own legal problems and alcohol addiction as well as the acquittal of four of the police officers in the case which led to rioting in los angeles. on tuesday, he speaks in harlem, new york city. booktv will bring you this event live online. at 6:30 ian, go to -- eastern, go to booktv.org. you can also check our television schedule at book the.org or for -- booktv.org for air times of this event. >> coming up next, ben hellwarth talks about the navy experiment launched in 1964 to study the ocean floor and test the limits of our ability to live deep underwater for long periods of time. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> thanks, everybody. thanks for coming out on a mostly sunny saturday afternoon here in santa monica where, as was mentioned, i grew up surfing the beaches, and i realize sometimes it's hard to stay inside on days like this, although it's

king street san francisco 94107. we will put it on display, your favorite candidate and we will see you tomorrow night. turks coverage of the famous wing/maryland/dc trifecta primaries tonight. michael shore joins me of course. an epic moment like this we need epic correspondent. our epic correspondent in washington, d.c. david shuster also with us. here is the news. guys ready? romney has won everything. he has won everything. we are going to the streets right now. go. >> we will we would build the greatest america we ever know where prosperity is grown and shared, not limited and divided. an america that guaranties that ours is the door that innovation and greatness always knocks on first when each of us can walk a little taller and stand a little bit straighter because we had a gift that no one else in the world had. we are americans. each of us. it meant something special to all of us. we do it without question, so do the people in the rest of the world. those days are coming back. >> that's our destiny. so join me. walk together. take another step every day until november 6th, in america. we believe in ourselves. our greatest days are stell are still ahead. god bless this great

king said this. >> we'll look into all the details of what happened hear to see whether there should be changes in procedures. >> and as you know, michael, the secret service was already under fire after the statehe a whsala. >> that got an enormous amount of attention at the time and again just coming back point i was making before, that was all put on the uniform division. what makes this different is you have special agents involved, law enforcement involved. and just in terms of the political impact that you were talking about before, with dana, there is a sense at which this could feed into a narrative on top of the gss scandal of federal employees partying on the taxpayer's dime. even though taxpayers money may not have been involved in the hiring of prostitutes, they were all there at federal expense and to certainly bringing in women for entertainment purposes would be something that people would not be expecting the federal employees would be doing on a trip particularly pearl emplfed employees there to protect the president. >> and a final question about the secret service. we do have this image of you guys as this kind of but

king of rock 'n' roll is not. according to star line tours, the largest tour bus in los angeles. the mansion where michaelackson died in 2009 is its most requested stop. the second most requested tour stop is the home of former "american idol" judge simon cowell. third is tom cruise. among the least requested stops are the homes of larry king, christina aguilera, and elvis presley. >> how do you come up with the least requested stops? >> i don't know, take me to ryan gossling's house and i'll be happy. >> watch out, ryan. >>> just check us out on facebook, all you need to do is search nbc bay area. b hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky charms, get more whole grain than any other ingredient... without question. just look for the white check. >>> live in conco

the bottom half michael young line drive base hit to left with josh hamilton at second, hamilton gets in there for the last run of the game. sox fall, 3-2 in their opener and rich king story from arlington. >> a memorable day for rangers fans but a date for it to forget for bread morale. four strikeouts. an era and a botched double play grounder. it cost the white sox the game. >> they suddenly beardless adam dunn tied frank robinson 48 opening day home runs. >> i was disappointed to get beat but i feel like i am where i need to be. >> i feel good since they won in the spring. i felt good today so i have not had any setbacks. i'll continue to do the same things we did from day one and go forward and progress. >> 13 strikeouts, from white sox out hitters. game 2 of the serious tomorrow night on the b g in. wgn.halfway through the masters there are about forty people who still have a chance to win it... four-time champion tiger woods is not one of 'em. there was only one player who kind of burned it up. on a cool, sunny day at augusta national, a former champion, fifty-two year old fred couples, celebrating the 20th anniversary of his masters victory with a five-under

king dollar will be very positive on stocks and the economy. now let's bring in our guests. joining me now is thomas lee. he is the chief u.s. equities strategist at jpmorgan. michael azanian is "forbes" magazine executive editor and co-host of the emmy award winning show sports money. and stephen weiss, "fast money" and the terror of the billion dollar mistake. michael, you're probably the least to believe my point. but if the fed stops printing money, the money dollar value goes up. and that's going to push gold and energy prices down. and i think that is just bullish. what is your take? >> i love it if it's true. i'm skeptical we have a more hawkish fed. look at the '80s. >> right. thank you. >> strong king dollar, very strong economy, low inflation. that's very healthy for equities. >> i hate to jump. i just love. this reagan's first term and clinton's second term. strong dollar, falling gold, falling energy prices, fabulous bull markets. nothing lasts forever. but that's what we had. that's what i'm looking for. and steve weiss, my other point is the economy is fine. it's not fabulous, but it's fine. we had the adp employment report. probably pretty good payro

king got killed and i was enraged, angry. the day after this, i went to school, and on the fringes, on television you would see stokely car michael and h rap brown and bobby seale and hughie newton, and black power. i want to back up, too. and talk about pa because all of my lessons in black history -- i don't want you to think it was over the dinner table with books spread out. pa was a working man and he was a good cussing man, and he was a -- what they called in those days a race man. so a lot of my lessons would be as simple as we would be watching television, the old black and white tv, and a tarzan movie would come on, johnny wise muller was swing across the screen, doing the tarzan yell, and speak his language and the lions would go here and the elephants and monkeys, and pa would look at that car and five minutes he would go, what the hell is that? you tell me how in the hell a little cracker baby can fall out of there, grow up, speak monkey, ly bon, boy, change the damn channel. it was living history. then i would switch and harry reasoner was giving some editorial, about the space program, and he was going on and on and